RAKT / LAB
Keep orders, specimens, results, quality work, and report delivery connected. Give the laboratory a clear view of what has arrived, what needs review, and what is ready to leave the lab.
Try the workflow below ↓Lab reception, collection teams, technicians, pathologists, quality leads
Illustrative values only. Reference intervals and interpretation belong to the laboratory’s configured report.
Results are recorded. Verification is a separate action before report signing and release.
Control material A · Illustrative normalised readings
Run 06: +3.4 SD. This example crosses the 1₃s control limit and calls for review.
RAKT supports control targets, QC runs, Westgard evaluation, and corrective-action workflows. This chart is an explainer, not live laboratory QC.
Create the patient order and select tests from the lab catalog.
Identify specimens and record collection, receipt, or rejection.
Enter results, review flags, and verify the reportable tests.
Sign and release the report, then use the configured delivery workflow.
01 / The specimen journey
Collection, receipt, and rejection are recorded as distinct specimen actions. Barcodes and identifiers connect the tube to the request. If a specimen cannot be accepted, the rejection workflow records the reason instead of leaving the order looking as though the sample is still on its way.
02 / Result entry and review
Results are entered and verified through separate actions. Numeric results can use configured reference ranges and delta checks against earlier verified values. Critical results have a follow-up workflow, so a flagged value is connected to the work of notifying and acknowledging it.
03 / Reports and amendments
Prepare the report from the order, complete the signing and release stages, and retain an amendment workflow for corrections. PDF generation and delivery are part of the reporting flow. Patient report delivery can use email or WhatsApp, with consent checks and the organisation’s messaging configuration.
04 / Quality alongside the work
The lab includes internal quality-control records and Levey–Jennings charts, alongside external quality assessment and quality-management workflows. Teams can record audits, complaints, incidents, corrective actions, and management reviews in the same departmental workspace.
BEYOND THIS DEPARTMENT
A lab order can be connected to an outpatient visit or inpatient encounter. The laboratory manages the specimen and report while the wider patient record retains the care context. Billing and configured report delivery carry the work beyond the bench.
A CLOSER LOOK
Yes. A dedicated lab configuration is supported, with lab staff, settings, numbering, requests, reports, and quality workflows.
Yes. Collection, receipt, and rejection are separate specimen actions, and rejection records a reason.
Yes. Patient-bound report dispatch checks recorded consent before sending. The organisation also needs a working messaging integration and delivery configuration.
LET’S WALK THROUGH YOUR WORKFLOW.